I recently read that in order to create and test a mod for oneself, it is best to have a clean, unmodded installation of the game. Taking this advice on board, I went through the motions of erasing my override folder and weidu.log and copying in the ones from my backup folder. All the while, however, I had this nagging feeling that there was some reason why I shouldn't be doing this, and shortly after clicking "Empty Recycle Bin", it hit me.
"Oh crap, I have this blog thing that I do."
I am aware that there exists a multi-install tool, and I do intend to use it. (And, indeed, probably should have used it in the first place.) What I need to know, however, is this.
Say you have a game that was saved while certain mods were installed. Presumably, if you tried to load it up after getting rid of those mods, things would be all kinds of messed up. What would happen, then if you reinstalled the exact same mods and then tried to load the game? Would everything then function as it should again, or would it still be, as they say in England, shot to buggery?
Topic: The trouble with saved games. (Read 2857 times)
